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The group’s meeting minutes should be recorded but do not need to be distributed to the entire group after the meeting, as long as someone has them in a file.

Which of the following is an example of “gunnysacking”?

According to “The Secret to Giving Great Feedback”, what is the difference between “push feedback” and “pull feedback”?

Which decision-making method would be most appropriate for a group working on a complex, highly important project where full commitment from all members is desired?

In most situations, the ideal number of people in a group is 2-5.

A group of students is working on a class project. They decide to use brainstorming to generate ideas for their project. Which of the following steps would be most helpful in ensuring that the group generates a wide range of ideas?

What is the primary advantage of the nominal group technique over brainstorming?a) It encourages more spontaneous ideas.b) It ensures equal participation from all members.c) It allows for more time to evaluate ideas.d) It is more efficient in terms of time and resources.

Meeting agendas are most effective when first distributed to members during the meeting.

What is a common characteristic of the storming stage?

As one of the “Ten Tips for Receiving Critical Feedback”, it is recommended that you ask yourself “If this were true, what would it mean?” when processing feedback. What is the purpose of this exercise?